FURTHER DISCUSSIONS:
1. How much didyou know of the Edward Snowden case before watchingCITIZENFOUR? How did the film change/inform your opinion of the case?
2. Do you think Snowden hod more of a moral responsibility to uphold the oath he'd taken when accepting hisrole at the NSA. or to the American people inrevealing what heperceives as wrong doings againstthem? Would you label him a traitor orpatriot? Discuss.
3. Are you concerned with "beingwatched" when you ore online. speaking on a telephone. or conductingany sort of publicly visible business? Doyou self-policeyourself online. remaining cautious of which words you type into a search engine. etc.?
4. What ore the societalimplications when personal privacyis forfeited? ls privacy essential for o functioning democracy?
S. What. if any,charges shouldbe brought against Snowden? Should he be punished? In your opinion.did he do anythingwrong?
6. If you were inSnowden's shoes. wouldyou have decided to remain anonymous or revealed your identity? If Snowden had remained
anonymous. wouldthe case have mode such animpact?
7. As Snowden stated.the medialoves personalities.Why do you believe this isand what hos brought this about? Discuss.
8. Ifyouliveinademocracy.doyou thinkyour rightto free speechis infringeduponat all? Ifyou do not liveino democracy, how free ore you to express your political opinions?
9. Howisprivacy equated with libertyand freedom? Howimportant is your personal privacy to you?
10. What level of surveillance should governments be allowed over their citizens? When is the "protecting against terrorism and security" line
crossed and personal privacy infringed upon?
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